mr 1 2 i dont like you wrote: yes i dreamed about it. i ALSO HAD ANOTHER DREAM... MY DAD GOT A JOB AT A FACTORY THAT CUTS TREES! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

mr 1 2 i dont like you wrote: help me!!!!!!!!!!!

tuscan1 wrote: I wouldnt dare post any of my dreams people would think i’m mad.

philbert wrote: Oh wowow. I love presents! And a prezzie off Mimi, would be so special *blushes*.

Etain ! Please - what kind of person do you think i am? ha ha. I’m trying to give up such activities like make-up, i told you that before (I’M JOKING EVERYBODY!!!!!!!!)

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Well, as to people having 'bad' dreams in a constant fashion? Hmmm. We dream 'every' nite if we get that deep into sleep, but we dont usually remember it (if we did, it would probably kill us with exhaustion, because we must 'feel' we slept, as well as have the physical side of 'relaxing').
If you think you have constant nitemares, erm, you don’t. It’s imagination, it really is. Dreams are random thoughts based on subconsious happenings, not all good or all bad. If we feel strongly about something, it will appear as broken ideas in a dream, but remember we 'may' not actually remember the dream, so we don’t think it happened. Or we may only remember the 'bad' parts.

I believe we are born with 90% of what we can feel already inside us, sort of 'pre-prepared' emotions. If you dream of falling from a building, or driving a fast car, but never have, you still feel as if it is real to you - it’s already a built-in emotion. Many of us dream of 's*x' & love, but have never had it (yet). Though it’s so real the event 'has' taken place in our minds.

So if you dream, it’s not so suprising that even a 'slight' emotion, can feel so powerful and real to you. And it gets mis-interpreted as an 'over’whelming' event that really happened - aint that so wonderful?

If you had constant dreams of hard running, every nite, and woke remembering them *all*, you would suffer mental fatigue after a week, because your brain would not be rested, and you would develop that into physical strain - as your brain tells your body “we are still knackered”.

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That’s that one message done, now for nice one next

Etain wrote:

Actually Phil - we remember our dreams when our REM sleep is disturbed. When people have recurring, highly disturbing nightmares (I used to have them every night), they can actually wake up in the middle of REM. They then remember the dream.

Recurring nightmares is a very real phemonenon - sometimes linked with a traumatic event that has occurred. Sometimes our waking mind just can’t make sense of that event....or perhaps even remember it. Our unconscious kicks in and tries to interpret events as we sleep.

philbert wrote:


Sorry Etain, i didn’t mean to offend anybody who does/did have that happen (sorry everybody).

What i meant is, yes we have the dreams, but that it’s based on random reality - a mixture of feelings, happenings and imaginary happenings. Hence if a person thinks overwhelming nice things (or about make-up and AVON accessories and post offices like Mimi does !!) then those parts can jell together as a dream, which may or may not be a 'hidden' desire or something.

Mimi’s dream would indicate (possibly) giving a gift to a friend. Thank you Mimi (what colour was it? dayglo-green lipstick clashes with my eyes so i hope its a sensible colour )

The thing i’m curious about Etain, is that, what if we have no worries/happy things, and dream about nonsense, in an environment that cannot cause us to wake by external shocks? and still remember the dreams recurrantly? like many have indicated on this topic. What do you think that may be?

HALOOOOOOOO wrote: No matter how hard I try, my dreams cannot be defined. Half the stuff is stuff you don’t wanna know about.